| The overall effect is what you're after, and artistic license forgives slight errors. |
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| He was a playwright and memoirist who clearly believed in a writer's artistic license to embroider. |
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| Although I rant, there's no doubt that creative contributions from the world's artists would be poorer in the absence of artistic license. |
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| Organizations hoping to discredit him claim he manipulates facts and stretches artistic license. |
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| You newshounds won't be able to resist relaying the latest entertaining information, complete with added theatrical effects and generous artistic license. |
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| Besides, every cobweb in the room is not necessarily worth a five-paragraph description, even after you provide adequate flexibility towards artistic license. |
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| Your artist friend also has taken more than slight artistic license. |
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| Okay, so maybe the movie takes a little artistic license with the facts. |
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| With enough pace to keep you in front of the traffic, the Mazda3 gives you artistic license. |
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| At a Company of Saynt George event there is no artistic license or romantic idealization, we try to recreate things as they actually were. |
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| This was in the notorious letter to Michelangelo, published in 1550, in which the writer roundly denounced the pagan profanity and immoderate artistic license of the painting. |
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| That stuff is definitely artistic license. |
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| I think that movie took a lot of artistic license. |
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| Affleck is certainly entitled to his viewpoint and artistic license. |
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| Artistic license and the passage of time may have served to alter the image from that of a bull to a bison. |
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